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Release notes 1.19.1 won't go away #41108
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@bpasero The update contribute code uses the storage service for this: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/src/vs/workbench/parts/update/electron-browser/update.ts#L236 It seems to work for pretty much everyone except this user. What could go wrong for him? |
@Shikkic how about other view state, e.g. is your last used editor restoring properly after a restart of Code on the same folder? |
If I close the window without completely quitting vscode and reopen with the same folder all the files are restored properly without the release notes appearing. However, if I completely force quit vscode and reopen with the same folder it doesn't restore the session and it shows the welcome page with the release notes. |
@Shikkic how do you "force quit"? |
@bpasero I'm on macOS, so I use ⌘+Q |
Please see if you can find any logged output that could help us find the source of the issue:
Thanks! |
This was all I saw, even after closing the release notes. Appreciate all your help!
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Can you try to reproduce with our nightly insider builds? You can give our preview releases a try from: https://code.visualstudio.com/insiders/ |
Just tried it out @bpasero and I can't seem to reproduce the issues. The release notes are gone, and it saves my session when I force quit the application and I'm able to restore where I left off. |
Do you think it make sense to try and clear the I dumped the storage into a gist if you wanna take a look. I notice that towards the bottom it has multiple copies of similar data + keys for the following:
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Can you share your settings? |
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@Shikkic what is the size of this folder for you: |
@bpasero It's 2mb |
@Shikkic thats not too bad. Can you try this scenario with "code --user-data-dir "? This will make sure the storage is written to a new empty place. I would expect this issue to not happen anymore in that case. |
@Shikkic wow that is crazy, so then it must be related to Code stable vs Code insider. I have no idea what we changed though that could have an impact... |
@Shikkic to confirm, when you used that option, all settings were back to default and you saw the welcome screen right? |
@bpasero I spoke too soon that was my bad, it actually worked, I forgot to specify the data dir with the flag. If I do |
@bpasero How should I follow up? I'm assuming something in the user data folder is corrupted? |
@Shikkic ok you could take out the VS Code specific things from that folder and delete the storage related things. Basically:
=> delete the rest and restart Code |
@bpasero So I decided to try deleting things one-by-one and re-opening VScode to see if I could find which fixed it. I started with deleting Thanks so much for your consistent help! 🎉 🎈 |
@Shikkic ok great to hear that |
I have been having this issue for awhile where the release notes will not go away, and they appear on every launch of vscode.
I saw this question on SO https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45913900/visual-studio-code-keeps-opening-the-release-notes, but it wasn't much help and couldn't find any related GH issues for it. (Not that it's super complicated but here is a visual of whats happening on my end).
Steps to Reproduce:
Reproduces without extensions: Yes
FWIW, I imagine it might be that vscode is having trouble saving something internally, maybe due to a perm issue in some data folder, but I'm not sure.
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